Ending your Amazon Music Unlimited membership made easy

About Amazon Music Unlimited

Amazon Music Unlimited is Amazon's premium streaming service that gives you access to over 100 million songs in high-definition audio quality. Unlike the basic Amazon Music that comes free with Prime membership, this is a separate paid subscription offering lossless audio, spatial sound, and unlimited skips. It's one of the UK's most popular streaming platforms, competing directly with Spotify Premium and Apple Music.

The service launched in the UK in 2016 and has grown substantially since then. What sets it apart is the integration with Alexa devices and the option for spatial audio with Dolby Atmos and Sony 360 Reality Audio. You can download songs for offline listening, create unlimited playlists, and access exclusive content and podcasts. Most importantly for this guide, it operates under UK consumer law, which gives you specific rights when cancelling.

Keep in mind that Amazon Music Unlimited is completely separate from Amazon Prime Music. Many people confuse the two, but they're distinct services with different catalogues and pricing structures. If you're an Amazon Prime member, you already have access to Prime Music at no extra cost, but Music Unlimited requires an additional subscription.

Plans, features and pricing

Amazon offers several subscription tiers for Music Unlimited in the UK, each designed for different listening needs. Understanding which plan you're on is crucial before you cancel, as it affects your billing cycle and any potential refunds.

First, check which plan you're actually paying for. Log into your Amazon account and navigate to \